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Verses entitled 'Hanes Siroedd Cymru' ('Flint' and 'Dinbych'). On the dorse are verses beginning 'Gwlad forgan oleulan lwg', attributed to Edwd. Dafydd o Fargam' (cf. No. 17).

Verses entitled 'Grey a Rhyddid' beginning 'Cydunwch foneddigion, wyr glewion ein gwlad ...' (Merthyr Tydfil: J. Jenkins, 1820). Printed.

Verses entitled 'Gorchestion Lewys Gabriel, Gof a gelyn sais, &c.', beginning 'Y Gof Lewys Gabriel, gwyr pobun pwy n yw'.

Sixteen verses entitled 'Galarnad bardd ar ol ei gariad', beginning, '[B]rydyddion brwd addas da'ch urddas dewch chwi ...'.

Verses entitled 'Gair o gysyr oddiwrth gyfell i un galaris' by ?John Wiliams, St Athan, 13 April ?1804. A note by Taliesin Wiliams reads: 'found between pp. 416-17 - Dyer's life of Robinson and placed there, doubtless, by Edd. Wiliams (Iolo Morganwg)'.

Verses entitled 'Freedom & Grey!', beginning, 'Let Liberty e'er be the Welshman's proud boast ...'. Printed. Two copies.

Verses entitled 'Erect your Cottage By the Side of a Wood'. Tune "Glamorganshire Lass" beginning 'Ye sons of Siluria attend to my voice ...'. (Henry Hughes, Printer, Struet Brecon).

Verses entitled 'Edwards, our Member As long as Glamorgan shall be a County', beginning, 'I remember the time, when hungry and cold ...'. Printed.

Verses entitled 'Cerdd i ofyn perwig', beginning, 'Y Cymro mwyn serchog, gwr e[ ] ...'. On the reverse side is 'Can y gwanwyn' attributed to Rhys M[organ], beginning, 'Mae'r gwanwyn ar dwynydd Baun llon ...'.

Verses entitled, 'Canmoliaeth Nani gatp aflan', beginning, 'Mae Llawer o ganu trwy'r Byd ymhob man'. On the other side are four stanzas entitled, 'Ymddiddan y Bardd a'r Awen', beginning 'Neithiwyr yn fy mreuddwyd gwelais ...'.

Verses (4) entitled 'Cân y Gelynen', beginning, 'Fy nghyfeillion dewch ynghyd ...', followed by two verses headed 'Atteb' beginning, 'Pobl peraidd sy dan y nen ....'.

Nine verses entitled 'Can Syr Lewys y Cnap', written on the back of a printed notice concerning the Gwyneddigion Society Eisteddfod to be held at Caerwys at Whitsuntide, 1798. The first line is 'Am Lewsyn y cnap y mae llawer o son ...'.

Verses entitled 'Can newydd', beginning, 'Unwn oll drigolion byd ymrown i gyd i ganu'. Endorsed: 'Hen Garol'. Draft. Torn.

Verses entitled, 'Cân am y Pregethwr rhagrithlawn' by 'Mawdi gwn sidan', beginning, 'Son anferth y sydd am ddyn o bregethwr ...'. On the dorse is an explanatory note by 'Rhywun'. (See also in margin).

Verses entitled 'Britannia's Tri(umph)' beginning 'Hark, from the trump of fame!'. In the margin Iolo Morganwg has written 'God save the King. Oxford Edition'.

Verses entitled 'Bedwen Cefn Pennar', beginning 'Bettawn i ar ddiwedydd yn ochorr (yn rhodio) coedydd cwm ...'.

Verses entitled 'Achwynion Dynion Duon, mewn caethiwed truenus yn Ynysoedd y Suwgr'. (Caerfyrddin, Argraphwyd gan I. Daniel, yn Heol-Y-Brenin). Endorsed: 'Cwyn y Dynion Duon'.

Verses entitled 'A Father's advice to his Son'. ?In the same hand as No. 16.

Verses (doggerel) beginning, 'There is a man in Cowbridge Town, A consumed Sanculote ...'. The fourth verse begins, 'He's name Is Edward Williams, a Poet and a poor mason', ... (In the autograph of Iolo Morganwg). ?Draft.